“We need to be focused on embracing the Constitution, not embracing insurrection,” the Republican congresswoman said
“Republicans have their own version of reality,” John Geer, an expert on public opinion at Vanderbilt University told Reuters
Attack comes after Democrats and Republicans argued in favor of reducing the post-January 6th security levels around the Capitol
The bureau is also looking into members of Congress who communicated with rioters
Investigators have gathered data that includes "indications of contact" between "alleged rioters discussing their associations with members of Congress"
Antagonizing your ex from the scene of a crime might not be the best idea in the world
'I've always found the Constitution incredibly powerful, and interesting, and inspiring, and part of that, I think, largely comes from being the son of immigrants,' says Rep. Joe Neguse
Supporting Trump's election lie and cheering on the mob that stormed the Capitol should probably disqualify the Missouri Republican from participating in any reviews of what happened on January 6th
